Anybody knows the name of this knot? + whats the yellow layer and soft pink layer stands for?(is it sc or deeper?) Cause i watched another vid and it said we should start from a deeper layer like muscle.
very good. I had an accident in Afghanistan in 2023. The doctor stitched my skin like this. I didn't think the doctors of my country were so worthy, but there were not many stitches and the only memory of that incident is a stitch line on my skin.😊
There is no removal in this type as it is mostly done with absorbable material however if its a non absorbable suture material than the end are tied a lil differently
Thank you can you tell me what kind of what situation that this suture used for? Is it only for skin or subcutaneus laceration? And if the wound is depth, does it need interuptus suture for skin above? Tq
excellent animation .. really excellent .. i watched many suturing videos, this is the best..
Hands down, best explaination for this suture technique!
I just watched this video and was able to give stitch to a patient! Thanks!!!
I don't know why I am watching this. I'm not even medical student!
Same. These sutre vids have just kinda been showing up in my UA-cam recommendations. But sutring is similar to sewing and I do that.
Same
Great video
Amazing one
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Amazing
Super 👍👍
amazing video thanks a lot
Hi, wonderful video, congratulations! Do you have any tutorial to make a suture in Blender? Thank you!
Sewing thread, upholstery needle.
Animation video that is better than original ones¦
Does this happen when you first asleep at the sleepover?
Nice
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Anybody knows the name of this knot? + whats the yellow layer and soft pink layer stands for?(is it sc or deeper?) Cause i watched another vid and it said we should start from a deeper layer like muscle.
very good. I had an accident in Afghanistan in 2023. The doctor stitched my skin like this. I didn't think the doctors of my country were so worthy, but there were not many stitches and the only memory of that incident is a stitch line on my skin.😊
would be nice to show this with a hand and to show how to hold the needle and how to angle it with a needle holder
Excellent. I really love this method..
One question I have is that what type of sutures are necessary? Absorbable or Non Absorbable
If it’s non absorbable how are you going to take it out?
This must be how my pacemaker doctor closed me up.
It is very difficult
😮😮
Most difficult one need enormous surgical techniques because u need to find the subcutaneous part and muscle part
nothing enormous about knowing what's cutis and what's subcutis
How will this be removed if stitch know buried in ?? Anyone
There is no removal in this type as it is mostly done with absorbable material however if its a non absorbable suture material than the end are tied a lil differently
Use Monocryl or Vicryl suture, which are resorbable.
Thank you can you tell me what kind of what situation that this suture used for?
Is it only for skin or subcutaneus laceration?
And if the wound is depth, does it need interuptus suture for skin above? Tq
Used for cosmetic purpose. If wound deep, then suture the layers below first with interrupted sutures and then apply subcutaneous sutures above.
It is only applicable if the margines are smooth and regular or allign with each other properly.
@@MrGigglesGalore thank you for the explanation
And I am guessing it's done with resorbable sutures
@@mahalak4383has to be otherwise how will they get it out after the healing has occurred.
Better to finish this off with the Aberdeen knot. Good animation otherwise
How withdrawal this sutur
I assume dissolvable sutures are used with this technique, so withdrawal shouldn't be an issue.
This kind of technique is used with absorbable suture , no neet to withdrawan
Jayden been done this! It should be called "Jayden's Suture Technique."
I do that on my clothes
Good 💀😂
So why does this amazing technique not used more often? When suturing above skin, it leaves those dots and you look like a pirate
I would imagine due to difficulty keep in mind unless dealing with dead tissue the real deal wouldn't be so clean and easy to see the layers.
It's absorbable sutures
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Well, actually im not medical student😂